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Sammy vs. Cassius; Jimmy Eggs 'Em On
Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy Brown (center) gets a kick out of Sammy Davis
Jr. (right) "taking on" heavyweight champ Cdssius Clay at the 20th anniversary cele
bration of Ebony Magazine in New York, Nov. 29. Back in Cleveland, Brown was named
in ■ paternity suit filed by the mother of 18-year-old Brenda Ayres.
Getting Information On VISTA
Two North Carolina College students, W. Mack Faison, left, of Seaborn, and Bren
da Hart of Durham, get information on the Volunteers in Service to Aon eric a (VISTA)
from two recruiters who visited the camp us last week. Holding the booklet is Wal
ter McDonough, and on the right is Felton Gibson, public affairs officer with VLSTA.
NCTA TO HOLD FALL MEETING IN
GREENSBORO AT O'HENRY HOTEL
RALEIGH Administrators
and Supervisors of the North ,
Carolina Teachers Association >
have announced the schedule i
of their Division Fall meeting !
which will convene on Thurs-,
day and Friday, December 9,;
10, at the O'Henry Hotel, in
Greensboro.
Highlights of the meeting
will include the following
DECEMBER
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1964 BUICK Electra $2995
1964 BUICK Electra Coupe $2795
1964 Bonneville Station Wagon $1595
1962 Chrysler 4 Door - $1495
1961 Volkswagen Bus $ 795
1961 Chevrolet Station Wagon $1095
1963 Ford Ihnnderbird $2595
7961 Falcon 4 Door $ 795
1959 BUICK Electra 4 Door $ 595
1959 Ford 4 Door $ 395
1959 BUICK Station Wagon $ 695
1956 Chevrolet 2 Door - $ 100
1956 Plymouth 2 Door $ 100
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events: Visitation and registra-
I tion beginning at 8:30 a.m.
I through 4:00 p.m. on Thurs
i day, December 9.
The annual banquet will take
| place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday
i evening. The banquet speaker
is William T. Smith, Jr., as
sistant superintendent of St.
Louis City Schools, St. Louis,
Missouri.
Other meetings scheduled
for Thursday are National Ed
ucation Association Affiliates:
Secondary School Princiapls,
Elementary School Principals,
and the American Association
for Supervision and Curricu
lum Development, with S. B.
T. Easterling, C. H. Coleman,
J. H. Wooten and Mrs. Dorothy
B. Goodson presiding, respect
ively.
Meetings for Friday, Decem
ber 10. are scheduled as fol
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Vandellas In
TV Debut on
Sullivan Show
NEW YORK v
Detroit's Martha and the
Vandellas debuted recently
on Ed Sullivan's CBS - TV
Show. The trio-lead singer
Martha Reaves, Rosiland
Ashford and Betty Kelly
won a "Grammy" Award in
1963 for their disk "Heat
Wave."
They became the third
Motown Recording Artists to
appear on the "you"ve got it
made" Sullivan Show. Their
predecessors were' St ev i e
Wonder and the Supremes....
BRENDA Holloway, anoth
er Motown artist will appear
in the pilot film of a new
half - hour television series
being created by Four Star
Television Productions in co
operation with Teen -Age
Fair, Incorporated. Brenda
recently concluded an
engagement at "It's Boss"
on Hollywood's Sunset Strip.
Phillips Records has the
trumpets out heralding the
ar r i v a 1 of another one of
those British import groups.
This one, called "The End'
- meaning they're supposed
to be the living end-is made
up of five youngsters who
come from Surrey's Guild
ford district and who are the
first management clients of
Bill Wyman of the Rolling
Stones.
THE GROUP'S first re
cording bid "I Can't Cry No
Joy" backed by "Little Girl"
is out on Philips. Colin Griff
plays guitar, tenor sax and
sings. Dave Brown works
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out on b a s s and vocals.
There are drummer Roger
Gr a h a m and baritone sax
John Horton. They are all in
their early twenties. With
Wyman piloting them, you
can expect to hear a great
deal about them.
Add to the roster of new
groups: —Mercuty Records
A and R producers Dennis
Lambert and Leu Courtney
are excited about a discove
ry of theirs called the Sa
pians. From Newburgh, New
York, the kids were once
thrown out of school for re
fusing to get proper hair
cuts. In spite of this, the
Mercury execs believe they
have great promise. We'll
see.
SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1965 THE CAROLINA TIMES-
Girl Accuses Jim Brown
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Erenda Ay res and Mrs. Barbara Ayres (right) her
mother, are pictured at thedr Cleveland home Nov 29
Mrs. AyTes filsd a paternity suit against Cleveland Brown#
football siar Jim Brown, accusing him of being the father
of Brenda's child. The baby is expected in February.
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